This robot understands what it means to be human--perhaps better than most of us do.John McNamee's comic offers a helpful (if unintended) reminder: reading this blog makes you more human.Link...

To the Sun's credit, he's finally seen the destructive pattern in his relationships. It's too bad that he has an almost gravitational pull over other people.Link...

Abstruse Goose writes, "This is what you get for hiring Ferengi software engineers to program the Enterprise's computer cores." Yup! Milk the customer for every slip of latinum he has.Link...

A penguin can dream, can't he? Fly, little penguin...  ...ns you have to, such as this one suggested in the webcomic Safely Endangered.Link

Jeremy Kaye expresses this wisdom: wisdom is overrated. Boosting your stat by 10 points will do nothing but show you your failures in life. Go for increased strength, dexterity or just plain gold pieces.Link...

What if the pie chart used vibrant, pastel colors and had a 3D effect? I read somewhere that doing so improves the quality of polling data. Doghouse Diaries is being too skeptical.Link...

Wrinkles and gray hair are the battle scars of parenting. Wear them proudly.Link...

Some days--heck, weeks--you just give up. It's time to veg out and do nothing, not even move. But what would happen if the entire human population did that at the same time? Reza Farazmand describes the end of the world....

Sorry, pup, but it's just a mirage. Anyway, you wouldn't want the water after you learn what humans have been doing to it.Link...

You use who for a subject and whom for an object. Matthew Inman explains at length using delightfully horrifying examples. You can read them all at the link.I like Mr. Jenkins. He's a man after my own heart. Whom could o...